The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-30
srEAm RoAr TINE TABLE.
SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1887.
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Mrs. Chrissie Rogers is visiting rela-
tives at JacObstown.
Shippers of milk from P~ennsgrove
g Ell % cents a quart.
Miss Laura Walker is shifting the
salt breezes at Island Heights.
Miss Sallie Kaighn after more thar
two weeks illness is recovering.
Editor Apologize, of the Bridgeton
Neqos was in town last Saturday.
Congressman Hires is distributing
his annual donation of turnip seed.
Ninty-one enjoyed the trip to Cape
Nav on the steamer Republic on Thurs
day.
For a good meal or boarding when IN
Wilmington visit Alfred Springer's al
SOP King st.
There have been extraordinary high
tides in the Delaware during the week
caused 10y the heavy rains.
The P~edricktown Cornet Band Will
make its annual excursion TO Atlantic
CITY Oh Thursday, August 18th.
The recent heavy rain storms have
made corn for the farmers and also
swollen the truck to marketable size.
Albert son of Rev. Il. G. Carman,
sailed last week for Germany where he
will study the advanced science for a
year.
Large quantities of tomatoes corn,
and cantalopes are now being shipped
from Pennsgrove to the Wilmington
Markets.
Bartender Edw. Sites has re covered
from his illness sufficiently To be back
at his position. Joseph Munyan, Jr.,
assists him.
The &. u. O. of Odd Fellows (color-
ed mems LODGE made an excursion to
P~tnnsxrove OH Thursday. Between
200 and 300 came.
The next excursion from PehnsgroVe
TO Atlantic City will be on Thursday,
August 1lth, when the Pennsgrove
Band and Red Men go.
Why it is we do not know yet is new
er the less a fact that a sod put IN the
crotch af "a tree will aus caier-
pillars TO leave it.
VIM. Webber and James Borden Will
IL the steam barge Rancocas during
ahe truck season from Corses Landing
To The Philadelphia markets.
Benz. W. Strengthen, near Pedrick-
town. desires the attention our readers
in another co UNI to his card as prIc-
teal SUI yeyor and c~onveyancer.
Reuben G.. Hunt, who is merchandis-
ing with his brother Winfield, III Bridge
ton, is spending his vacation among
friends in pemsgroye and ~Pedricklown
Joseph A. Kidd, ii Former hotel
keeper at PennsylIle, and well known
in tins section died last week at his
home ia Philadelphia, lie was 60
years old.
Capt. Samuel NJ. Denny and about
wenty others will start for the fishing
banks twenty miles beyond the Capes
on Sunday night on the schooner FL
la Slaymaker.
While backing loaded coal cars on
c. c. Tuners elevated road over his
coal bins Oh Wednesday a car was run
over the ends of the rails $ o that one
truck fell off and the cars rested on the
rails. After a half days work it was
righted.
Acton Post G. A. II. took about 80
from along the Del ware River rail
road OH the excursion to Atlantic City
on Wednesday. About 5000 people
went on the joint excursion of all the
Posts in South Jersey to Atlantic City.
A half "A gallon of cold water can be
boiled in ten minutes by The famous
oil stoves. At j. G.. Reeds, Harmony
St, YOU can see the smallest and best
oil and yapor stoves, maslln kettles,
and porcelain lined boilers. Call and
see them,
Claranee Sinnickson, of Salem, has
purchased an interest in the Parvih
Spring Wagon Works aud has CONT
10 P~ennsgroye To work in the factory.
The factory has taken on more hands
and is now building some fine spring
wagons ior carrying peaches.
Last Saturday the NJ. L. Church, of
Bridgeton, of which Lewis ID. Stultz
IL pastor, made AN excursion to PENIS
grove on the steamer Champion. They
lett Bri1geton at s O'Clock aud reached
Pennsgrovs AT 2. After @ an
hours stay the 500 departed for their
long ride home.
AS the steamer Major Heybold was
leaving the wharf hi Philadelphia, on
Monday afternoon, Capt. w. L. Rey-
bold suddenly took IA plunge into The
liver. He was on the upper deck at
the time, as is his usual custom, TO see
that he naat clears the wharf all right,
wl,n n stepp.n g from the bridge near
the wheel house, OF near there, n mis-
step plunged him headlong into the riv-
er. Those on the wharf Immediately
threw Il plank to him, and he was som
pulled out, hardly tie worse for the
mishap, except a thorough wetting.